Israeli Government Tells Supreme Court It Could Not Complete October 7 Inquiry Law Before Elections
The Israeli government informed the Supreme Court on Wednesday that it was unable to finalize legislation establishing a state-level commission of inquiry into the October 7 massacre before the Knesset's recess for elections. The government cited scheduling constraints as the reason for the delay. In its statement to the court, the government expressed its intention to complete the legislation after the elections and argued that it is inappropriate for the judiciary to intervene or decide on the matter at this stage. Consequently, the government requested that petitions related to the inquiry law be dismissed.
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